Marshalltown Community School  District Honors 2026 Retirees

The Marshalltown Community School District proudly recognizes and celebrates the staff members who are retiring at the conclusion of the 2025-26 school year. These individuals have devoted their careers to supporting students, strengthening schools, and serving the Marshalltown community with dedication and care.

Throughout their years of service, these educators and staff members have made a lasting impact on students, colleagues, and families. Their commitment and professionalism have helped shape the district in meaningful ways, and they leave behind a legacy of excellence and care. The district extends its sincere gratitude for their service and wishes them the very best in retirement.

Retiring Staff Members and Work Locations:

  • Kimberly Rubenbauer | Anson Elementary

  • Beth Steffa |Anson Elementary

  • Julie Wagner | Hoglan Elementary

  • Brenda Miller | Hoglan Elementary

  • Danielle Platt | Anson and Hoglan Elementary

  • Teia Anderson | Fisher Elementary

  • Maggie Parks | Fisher and Woodbury Elementary

  • Karla Sperry | Food Service

  • Nancy Pins | Woodbury Elementary

  • Vicki Bolen | Woodbury Elementary

  • Michelle Beals |Franklin Elementary

  • Angela Pearce | Marshalltown High School

  • Nancy Sills | Marshalltown High School

  • Tracy Simbides | Marshalltown High School

  • Mark Bohan | Marshalltown High School

  • Teresa Perin | Marshalltown High School

  • Holly Hipsley | Marshalltown High School

  • Brad Nelson | Marshalltown High School

  • Kara Swaim | Rogers Elementary

  • Melanie Knoll | Rogers Elementary

  • Connie Reinert | Transportation

Collectively, the retiring staff members represent 518 years of dedicated service to Marshalltown Community School District.

“In an era where many districts face retention challenges, Marshalltown’s ability to foster long-term career paths—taking staff from support roles to certified professional positions—stands as a testament to the district’s culture of mentorship and opportunity,” said Director of Human Resources Jacque Wyant. “As these ‘shining examples’ head into a well-deserved retirement, the Marshalltown Community School District looks to honor their legacy by continuing to invest in the next generation of staff who will follow in their footsteps.”

Marshalltown Community School District thanks each retiree for their contributions and the lasting difference they have made in the lives of students and staff. Their work has helped strengthen the foundation of our schools and community.